Zorash was late for work this morning because her son Sherif was sick and she had to take him to the hospital.  He has malaria.  He usually does not respond very well to that anti-malaria medicine because it makes him… Continue Reading →

We were both up a few minutes after 6 am.  Our original plan was to visit the congregation at Bincheratanga today.  We ended up having some confusion about where we were to visit today and ended up going to visit… Continue Reading →

I’ll begin this month’s report by giving the information given to us at the evangelist/ church leader’s class for September.  The classes are always a highlight of the month.  We were happy that twenty-seven men were able to attend the… Continue Reading →

Today was packing day.  It is very odd but we are constantly in a state of packing; either packing to come to Ghana or packing to leave Ghana.  Of course from the time my feet step on Ghanaian soil I… Continue Reading →

We made it back to the hotel in Tamale this afternoon at 5:00.  We had a good flight.  We followed a storm all the way from Accra but we did not get any rain.  It is still lightening so maybe… Continue Reading →

Steve had to go back to the dentist this afternoon because cold water was causing him pain again.  The dentist said that he found another place where the tooth was exposed.  It did not take him long to fix it. … Continue Reading →

Kandie and I were on our way to the airport in Tamale this morning at 6:30 to fly to Accra.  I was able to get a dentist appointment for 4:00 pm this afternoon.  We had a nice flight.  When we… Continue Reading →

We are in Tamale.  We had to come over to get the road worthy sticker for the green truck.  Please!  Give me strength!  They always find something wrong so they can charge us extra.  Today the head lights were not… Continue Reading →

The old green pickup became a Jon-boat for our trip to Mpeasam today.  The village is about as far as we go south of Yendi. We get there by traveling the Bimbilla Road and then turning right about 12 miles… Continue Reading →

We left for Kpamang this morning at 6:30.  Tichak, the watchman who attends church at Kulkpeni, when with us.  Last night Steve gave Tichak some money so he could buy something for breakfast before we left for the village.  We… Continue Reading →